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Every instinct I have is telling me to zap this guy, but if I do, he'll let go. He'll drop Riley. So instead I run toward them--toward the balcony and the ledge and the open space. I reach out a hand, trying to grab Riley before it's too late, but I'm not fast enough. The bad guy shoves him over the edge. He shoves him. And I see it in Riley's eyes, the flash of realization that he's going to fall.
It's nothing like the gala, and yet it feels the same. I couldn't save Riley then, so I have to save him now. I don't hesitate when I get to the railing--I leap over it. Because I can fly. Because in theory I can grab him and slow his fall, even if I can't stop it.
But I don't grab him. Riley's already falling, and I can't reach him. Not without flying toward the ground. There's this moment where I know I could save him if I just sped downward. But I hesitate. I don't do it. I can't.And then it's too late, and I'm watching Riley slam into the floor.
About the Author:
CHELSEA M. CAMPBELL grew up in the Pacific Northwest, where it rains a lot. And then rains some more. She finished her first novel when she was twelve, sent it out, and promptly got rejected. Since then, she's earned a degree in Latin and Ancient Greek, become an obsessive knitter and fiber artist, and started a collection of glass grapes. Besides writing, studying ancient languages, and collecting useless objects, Chelsea is a pop-culture fangirl at heart and can often be found rewatching episodes of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Parks and Recreation, or dying a lot in Dark Souls. You can visit her online and sign up for her newsletter to get a free copy of Damien Locke's Guide to Golden City at www.chelseamcampbell.com.
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